Conservatory Roofs in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England

There are three main options. A tiled roof is a warm conservatory roof with the look and feel of a proper extension. A glass roof keeps the bright, airy feel of a conservatory, and a lantern roof adds a striking glazed feature to a flat roof.

Solid roofs are also available. Take a look at our tiled conservatory roofs, glass conservatory roofs and solid conservatory roofs pages to find out more about each one.

It depends on the roof you choose, but the difference can be dramatic. Icotherm says its insulated tiled conservatory roofs can make a room up to 90% warmer in winter and 70% cooler in summer. That’s why a warm-roof conservatory is one you can use year-round.

The standard Icotherm insulated conservatory roof has a U-value of 0.15, with 0.12 available in Wales, which is ideal for homes in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England. The lower the U-value, the less heat escapes.

In many cases, yes. If your frames and base are in good condition, we can often replace the conservatory roof on its own, which is quicker and more affordable than a full rebuild.

We’ll check the frames, walls and base carefully at your survey and tell you clearly whether they’re suitable for your new roof.

Not with a lightweight system. Our tiled conservatory roofs use Icotherm tiles designed for the job: Icoslate slate effect tiles weigh less than 13kg per square metre, and Icotile shingles weigh less than 7kg per square metre.

Icotherm roofs are supported by structural calculations and are fully compliant with Building Control Regulations. They’ve also passed structural load testing.

Celsius glass offers U-values from 0.9 to 1.2, with argon filled units, warm edge spacer bars and self clean or easy clean options. TuffX Ambience glass comes in a range of tints, including Ambi-SunShade, which reflects 82% of solar energy.

Both help control heat and glare, so a glass roof no longer has to mean a room that’s too hot to sit in.

A lantern roof is a raised glazed structure that sits on a flat roof, flooding the room below with light. The Stratus aluminium lantern is 65% more thermally efficient than conventional aluminium roof systems, with a U-value of 1.0.

Its 20 degree pitch and a ridge 66% smaller than standard systems give it a clean, modern look. It comes with a 10 year guarantee as standard.

Most roof replacements are quicker than people expect. Icotherm roofs arrive as pre built pods ready to fit, which keeps time on site short and mess to a minimum.

The exact timescale depends on the size and shape of your conservatory, and we’ll confirm it with your quote. Throughout the work, we’ll keep your home protected from the weather and tidy up at the end of each day.

The cost of a new conservatory roof depends on the size and shape of your conservatory, whether you choose tiles, solid, glass or a lantern, and your finish.

A survey is the quickest way to an exact figure. We’ll check your conservatory at your home in Wrexham, North Wales, or the North West of England and give you a clear, honest quote, with no pressure to commit.

Our team will fit your roof, not pass it on to someone else. Viking Windows has been part of JF Glazing, a Wrexham business since 2003, and we have over 40 years’ combined glass and glazing experience.

Our fitters wear uniforms, carry picture ID and are DBS-checked. We look after homeowners across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England from the first visit to the final check.